As a role promotion, the Dark Portal Pass would be the first time-saving service from the Warcraft classic. Having a lot of Classic TBC Gold can speed up your character promotion. However, there exists a fierce debate about whether it's worth promoting on the personal level, and whether it be worth promoting the role from the game. 

The response to this question depends largely on who's asked. From somebody's player's mindset, the boost has obvious benefits. But the question comes down to what will be the cost? Not only would be the player’s upgrades expensive with regards to money, but it's also still unclear what type of broad impact the Dark Portal Pass may have on the entire game in the event the Burning Crusade classic is released, particularly the game economy.

For this reason, whether or not it looks attractive, in the long run, the Dark Portal Pass for World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade Classic may not be worth every penny. Here are the short-term benefits associated with the Dark Portal Pass for players, and why it is probably not worthwhile with the long-term health of the game.

On a once per account basis, WoW players can pick to upgrade a character to level 58 for $40. The enhanced character will likely be equipped with green quality equipment, a modest amount of gold, fundamental mount and riding skills, four 12-slot bags, weapon skills upgraded towards the appropriate maximum level of 58, and simpler flying around the globe path. You cannot use boosts on new blood elves or Draenei characters in the Burning Crusade. 

As more professional alternatives for gold manufacturing and more robots use the service for gold sales,  it is hard to repeat the impact of the game economy during the process of  World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade Classic. But in MMOTBC, the player's behavior determines the state of the game, and spending can save time, you can choose to Buy Classic TBC Gold to enjoy your game.